General comments and updates about wildlife and your health

I wonder how many bugs, and tics, and fleas, and misquitoes, and other annoying insects are being fried and roasted in those wild fires?

But at the same time I feel sorry for higher life forms like deer, squirrels, bats, bears, moose and other mammals caught in wildfires.

And also wonder why when native American Indians ran things, they never had these massive wild fires break out?

The native Americans never seemed to be harmed by hurricanes, wild fires, tornadoes.

Maybe cause they took care of the land properly.

I don't think 'god' is what people think at all, not in the slightest bit.

I don't think god is all that impressed with man.

Like how insects will lay eggs, and then just walk away and let eggs hatch and defend themselves.

I think maybe god or the creators kind of did the same with man.

May seem like a stupid meaningless post

This may seem like a stupid meaningless post...but I throw food outside, scraps, and always wonder if absorbed by nature.

This one bird, odd looking bird, and a possom, I've observed at night, early morning, eating the scraps I throw out.

That makes me feel better, cause don't believe in waste.

I dislike the term 'invasive species', especially coming from 'man'



I can't think of a more invasive species than 'man'.

I dislike hearing scientist or anyone in the media refer to a species as being 'invasive'.

What, only man has a right to spread out beyond his natural habitat?, man can spread out and occupy every inch of this planet, but animals and insects ect, have to stay within some geographical boundary?

I mean if man can spread out, than why can't other species?

I mean I'm sure to nature, there's all sorts of areas man should not be in, should of never occupied and thus kicked the 'native' species out of or made go extinct.

Man is the invasive species, just ask the planet Earth.

Florida Manatees are dying off in record numbers this year, yep, do to man!

patch.com/florida/sarasota/manatee-death-rate-surges-fl-during-first-months-2021



This is why I don't like hearing 'man', as in scientist or whomever, use the words 'invasive species', cause to me it's man who's the invasive species and who has spread out for beyond and into the habitats of other life forms on Earth, and as a result 1000's of species have gone extinct.

I mean at least the Indians, here on this content, were able to live side by side with nature for 1000's of years without so much as exterminating a single species, but then came the settlers, greed, de foresterization, buildings, factories, chemicals, roads, pollution, toxins, radiation, noise, guns, boats, petroleum, and more, and as a result nature suffers.

I've seen a few manatees in the wild, and they're slow moving aquatic wonders, no natural defense, they're like balloons with fins, and it so saddens me that this year, according to reports, over 400 + of these things have been found dead, I think more like 800 depending on which report you read, how utterly sad.

And with more and more people moving to Florida, more and more immigrants flooding to America's shores, the animals, wild animals, birds, ect, will for sure be the ones to suffer.

It's man who is the dangerous invasive species.

Ye, when the Indian were here, their populations never exploded, I think a large tribe back then was barely over 3-5 thousand, they never stressed the land.

Now U.S. population 300 million plus in just 100 years or so, wow.

The Indians did what they were suppose to do, they took care of the land, lived off the land, without destroying it.

Now there's nuclear waste buried in the hills of Nevada that will be radioactive for centuries to come and or longer.

Einstein was great for inventing the nuclear bomb?...says who??